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VicInAqua is a medium-scale focused research project that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 689427.
11 partners from 7 European and African countries aims at developing an integrated approach for water management by providing an integral, sustainable, innovative, cost effective and robust solution for water sanitation combined with the demand for clean water in aquaculture and irrigation in the Lake Victoria basin.
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Register for our second webinar - Turning water and energy challenges into opportunities!

In recent years, water and energy challenges have become increasingly important to industry, regulators and users. These are often associated with new business and innovation opportunities.

VicInAqua addresses such challenges and is currently using the associated innovation opportunities at Lake Victoria by developing integrative water and energy management technologies for fish farming and irrigation. Our project follows a holistic approach combining different technologies from the fields of water treatment, renewable energies, aquaculture and process monitoring, thus creating added value for the East African market and other regions with similar environments.

Join our free webinar on 13th May 2019 (2.00 - 3.30 pm CET, registration required): Learn more about the technologies in the VicInAqua project and its integrative project approach. Find out how you can exploit business and innovation opportunities created by water and energy challenges!

  • Introduction
  • Water & Energy Challenges
  • The Use Case of VicInAqua
    – Project overview
    – Technologies: MBR (membrane bioreactor), monitoring and control systems, hatchery-RAS (recirculating aquaculture system), renewable energy supply systems
    – Integrative approach to address challenges and exploit opportunities
  • Questions and Answers

>> Please register using our Registration form. <<
You will then receive an e-mail from us confirming your registration and later on a further e-mail with the link to the webinar.

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